Latest Mitsubishi ASX News

Mitsubishi Australia has confirmed the current ASX will live on into 2023 and receive a new, entry-level grade as part of an update.

There's a new Mitsubishi ASX in town, but only if your town is located in Europe and you don't mind owning a badge-engineered Renault Captur.

Mitsubishi's new ASX will be revealed in a few months' time with a distinctly European focus, meaning its Australian future remains unclear.

Mitsubishi has removed ASX and Eclipse Cross limited edition models from sale, as other models receive a $500 price increase.

One of Australia's best-selling small crossovers is due for a makeover. An all-new Mitsubishi ASX is in the works, built on a Renault platform.

The Mitsubishi ASX has received some safety tweaks for 2022, plus extra USB ports and some minor trim changes. Prices are up by $500 across the board.

The long-running Mitsubishi ASX is finally being replaced in 2023, at least in Europe, by a Renault-based model.

Mitsubishi has bolstered its ASX range with four – count 'em, four – limited edition models. The range opens at $23,990 before on-roads.

Rust on the parking brake shaft could cause 2015 Mitsubishi ASX and 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander models' parking brakes to fail.

The Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance appears determined to save money by sharing vehicle-upper-bodies. It's a deliberately vague plan for now, but if it means what I think it does, then it comes at what cost to each brand's DNA?

Mitsubishi’s cheapest SUV is available with two engines across six trim levels. Pricing kicks off at $23,990 before on-road costs.